New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
FLIGHT OF THE SUNDAY SPECIAL TRAIN.
rApxns DISTRIBUTED EARLY THROUGHOUT THE

PAPyR0 DISTRIBUTED EARLY THROUGHOUT IhE
ADIRONDACK REGION.
LAKE GEORGE July IL (ypeetab. - Saratoga was
reached at OILS this morning by the Tying newspaper
su.eai train on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad.
That the season at Americas great watering place Is we'll
under way IL attested by the fact that 1t now taxes
whole baggage 70 contain the newspapers requreo
to satisfy demands Of the Saratoga and Lake
public. few minutes delay occurred at saratoga "he
the engine took water and then Engineer Hardy calmly
filled up aud lighted his pipe and at the third wnin Oh
smoke saratoga was vanishing At 1917 the tram
came to stop the pier at Caldwell ana the supply
OF bundles much diminished by the numerous PACK
aees of SUNDAY TRlBUSKs thrown on nc statons
along the road transferred TO W. H. Benders yacht
MARY Anderson which together with the train Is char
tered by all the NewYork morning papers except THO
STIR and The Times Bundles Of TRIBuNRs we're thrown
of at all tho hotels along tho Lake from the swift te
steamer and by IL o'clock guests at the sagamore ana
other large hotels were busy engaged with the latest
news.
sARASAc LAKE July II tspeciab.-THE SUNDAY TRrD
uyss special service the Adrondacks ana tho Nortn
to-day reached every important hotel In the AdonaacK
Wilderness and Tue TRBUsE on sale In every Town
between Saratoga and Montreal special steamer car
red THE TRIBUNE Lake Champlan 10 Burlington
Vt An exclusive special rau on the Delaware ana hud
son Railroad received the numerous and bulky packages
this morning and was quickly away TOT INC
North Bundles thrown of for Tieonderosa Crown
Point Port Henry, Port Kent, Pla,tsburg ana
connections, made through TO Montreal In whicn
city the sales OF The TRIBUNE we're excellent Al west
port the es for mountains were thrown on aoo
A. c. Leach in charge OF THE TRIBUNE pony express y'
tenn began the delivery Keene Valley was reachrd ~
$50; Keene. 0l0; Csscadeville. l04o; Lake riac'u
now crowded with guests. 1890 hay Brook. l2o; BAT"
nae Lake 1:5O, and Paul Smiths at 3:io FROM fstts
burg the Loon Lake aud Raphs at the chateau
gay csasm) we're reached by the chaeaagay iaiiroah
Blue MOUNTAIN LAKE, July l7tspeeaD'-inirty mics
away FROM the nearest railway station and 1000 feet
above the ocean Blue sapisn Lake iet tne sess
al ths Great Prospect ou3e the hotels anu
scattered around the lake reading .uE MA,
UNE on the afternoon OF publication -. n ~,
morning stood an engins on tie tracks OF Adroncek
Railroad. IL was part OF THE Ikib.SE .sro ea
S s%Io" Mountain region, and soon -
the great bundles Of SUNDAY THBuSEs could be caught
miles distant The rolling stock Of tho Adirondack Rail-
road is excellent and tns engine made sooa uue C., far
r. o. carr TnE TRBUSEs energetic agent aud soon tne
guests Luzcrue were thronnng about inc sl msat
bulky pacrasss for agents at scnroon Lake, slItesn
miles away. and chestertown SIX miles pony The
Afternoon all sehroon Lake wa, bus bus Nv WIN ~
TIL. TRIBUNE. The season Is now Wen unse sns ,51
company of guests Is assembled. North Creek was
and here still another pony
TRIBUNE bundles for which tho end was not yet NI S
climbing hls now crossing valleys ann ssIlsa ~
the Blue Mountain Lake Hotcls Their Jonrney
and all the hotels In the southern Adrondseks 20 %
ina other New York papers will reach on MONDAY e1cn
Ing had been suppled with regular edition OF HE
sUxDAI TRIBUNE early on the day OF publication
day snpplied with TN suSpaY TRIBUNE from TnE
TRBuss special exclusive Adrondacs c,ossd
The lake 10 Port Kent ~ r.. twelve miles away ana
obtanIng large package Of papers reached bnrnnsD
:. Ins LA ,Ss sisrsnod about the cy
by newsboys and the sales were Excellent